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<br />ADDENDUM II <br />EXHIBIT B <br />(a) Native species of grass in this azea are; <br />1. Covington Blue Grama <br />2. EL Reno Side Oats Grama <br />3. Rosanna Western Wheat <br />4. Londorm Green Needlegtass <br />5. Little Bluestem <br />6. Big Bluestem <br />Soil is very thin and low in organic matter. Most of the soil is <br />classified as Pinta Rock and is characteristically found in this <br />transition zone between the plains and foothills. These soils aze a <br />strong sandy loam. (See map B Addendum II) <br />(b) The barn in question is a temporary storage facility owned by me (Chester <br />Bamazd) and used for the storage of construction materials. This structure <br />will not be affected by the quarry operation. (See Exhibit E map <br />Addendum II) <br />The trailers are strictly temporary and will not be affected in any way by <br />the quarry operation. <br />EXHIBIT C <br />(b) Top soil will be stock piled in the lower 100 feet of permit area, (100x600) <br />There will be several of these piles along the lower edge of property, with <br />pallet and material storage areas between them. It will be done this way to <br />minimize the distances we will have to move it and still be able to protect <br />it. (See Exhibit E map Addendum II) Long term soil stockpiles will be <br />packed down and seeded if any sign of erosion is noticed. As small areas <br />aze quarried out, top soil will be replaced and area reclaimed. <br />(e) Most of the mined material will be transported down the Nolan Road. <br />(n) There will not be more than 3,600 tons of material per year extracted from <br />this quarry. Therefore there will be no need fora "Limited Impact <br />Special Use Permit "from Boulder County. <br />